My concern is not so much that there be those adjustments, but that whatever is available is transparent to the public so they can get that list, so they know what they're buying, just as if they go out and buy a refrigerator they know what the efficiency is on that appliance.
Shaheen stresses the importance of transparency for consumers regarding appliance efficiency.
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